Diablo 4’s incredibly bleak world of Sanctuary is infested with demonic hordes of enemies that you must take down as you progress through the narrative.
Many of these encounters are unforgiving, especially if you play the RPG on higher World Tiers. However, even upon death, your character will respawn at the closest safe point, with a small penalty allowing you to rejoin the battle again.
However, respawning only happens in the Standard mode. Players even have the choice of selecting a new level of difficulty, which will permanently kill their character upon death.
Yes, Diablo 4 comes with a Permadeath feature available to those who pick the Hardcore mode right after creating a character and logging into Sanctuary.
By accepting this mode, players agree that any death their character faces in the game will be permanent, and their entire progress will be lost. However, there is one exception: the permadeath feature will not apply to PvP battles in the Hardcore mode of Diablo 4.
Hardcore mode is the highest difficulty level a player can opt for in the game and is primarily reserved for veteran players who have invested hours completing previous entries.
As soon as a player’s character dies in the mode, they will not be reborn and will be required to start the narrative again from scratch.
This mode is not new to the series, as the permadeath feature has been a part of Diablo titles for some time now. Much like in the franchise's previous entries, once players have picked Hardcore mode in Diablo 4, they will not be able to revert their choice, like with World Tiers.
If players have accidentally or willingly picked this mode in the RPG, they cannot make their character exit it until they have died.
However, there is one way to escape
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